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Fall in direct tax mop-up slows in November on better economic movements

Personal income tax saw contraction shrink to 13 per cent by November from 22 per cent seen up to September, on the back of lower issuance of refunds and improvement in economic conditions

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Net direct tax collection stood at Rs 4.09 trillion as on November 30, down from Rs 5.44 trillion in the same period last year

Dilasha Seth New Delhi
Contraction in direct tax collection narrowed significantly in November on the back of considerable improvement in personal income tax and corporation tax mop up, pointing at further improvement in economic activity and jobs availability in the third quarter of the fiscal year.

Direct tax collections, net of refunds, declined by 25 per cent by end of November, an improvement from the 31.4 per cent decline in September.  Improved collections will come as a respite for the Centre as it faces spending pressure to spur economic activity.

Personal income tax saw contraction shrink to 13 per cent by November from 22 per cent